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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
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Sort gBortb, Esr., ,. Sauuar. - Die
g6ort gB0rths@a5ette" 0er6feutltht beute
ben nmtliden 8eridt Der Serhauoluugen
bes GrHbeHts, peI6er BON ben @ount1rtds
tern Der burd 9iirre beimgeudteu Counties
in &Iban1 aogebaIteH tpur6e. Sm GauleH
mareH 81 Counties oertreteu. Gus Oem Be
ridt gebt herUor. 6aB Hitt meuiger, al5 SO,s
900 Mleuiden in ieueH Counties CUR 3eit
Dlausel an gabruug leiOeu, mo baB Elm
GROCER Sheil Der Bemobuer teineu SaameH
lur 8efequng Der 6eIOer i'm Rdhffen Sabre
bat. Dar &ORosut bat ft5 az bic StaatSs
uH6 Sunoesregierung, iolDis an buS Solf i'm
gaeemeiuen gepenbet, I'M $500, 900 fiC bic
ROtHIeiOeHoeR aububriHeeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
g2tln.gl 90 - dtridlfet, .

NeU 9Ort, ,. 3anuar.-4dI5- &5ram
e. 6uritt pur0e gdhan in ieia I'm, ais
Wagor Ucn Stem 2Jort emgeeft.
- Ser ungauide 6uuItler Wlunfac,p bat
ijG uot 6aDye eingeitifit. g3abgeuo iciue5
gufsHtbat5 IN bieTQer Staot matte er ote
Ior....ooti's ron 6rou Sol, F1ltber, d. 51S.
@cGoib uno 6enrn @. Iar4ulrO.
- 2rei feiH getlelbeta iuuga Eags0ie5t
redteu gef,rn y(aamittag BGtft Britt, ei.
ueu am o9cBmOre 9otel" Oorbei ge5euSeu
Tramp, Der jelIifeue Sleiter tru9. Exit,
bleb jdlie6lid auf ieiue Ecluiqer elm, Don De
ueu elmer ibm nit eiuem 3legeuibirm td'5
4uge fieB. Die SpiBe oe5 SdiruJ53 orau9
3ipsI 3oll tiei tin uu0 Dy1d] 0anu as. Ills bic
iuugeH Strolde labcH, mas ije aageritItst
pattgH, ergriicI ile bic 5lutt uuo muroed
uiht mieoer geiebeu. Britt, Der ~ 8o5eu
geiiHTjt mar, murte ms o9tem Yorter po=
ipitule gebraft, mo ole Qcr5ye lbm ote I'm.
ipife aus oem Gu9e Jogeu. 8as &g9e 1T
uoufdroig 5erIi0rt, bod iheiRt oa5 9t5icn
Eidt DerliBt 81 leIH.
-Qui oer an elmer g8erite 81 5erigp &ttg
lIeQenoeu britiid)eu 8Grte g6alrg" eretquete
fd beute frub unter elmer 4H5abl oetrLgtsuer
Dtatroien cine StIigersi, in peIder 5maj
Der getHeiIigteu ibmer DerIeBt mur0eu. Al5
cine abtbe1luua Boli3ei inter Dem Ser1eaHs
ten Scr am gOr0 eridieH, tugigerte Ith 0ee
Captain, 6te 8eIbaftuHg Der Sr1te9ier IN 9e-
fatteu, neil 6os Gergebeu Hu.er 6er britt.
jdeu Slagge itattaeiUHoeH bate. Der Ger
geunt entiernte ild), in6efen iOleu morgen
5oitbeiebIs gegeH bic 8eueHeHosH erIaieH
nerbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
SIe GrO3eiTe ae8cn ote OliIwauFee'r
&l1tfFiif1rcr.

gtiInautte, l. Sauuar. - ,yn 6em
leBten anirubr Brojeiie bat bic Surs ibren
2Eabriprn9 ab9eseben, nadoem fe 25 StHus
6eH in SeratbuH9 gemeleu mar. 3pei Der
Gngetla9teH, Suorem Soncel uHb s. 9atte,
muroen freiBeiprOdeu, Der brittle, 3Obu Sou
BET, nuroe iduIots befunoeH. 9ouSef mar
Der 4niiibrer zines ItObs geneieu, Wel9er
bas SauS elues Brtefers 3u ltitruIeu ueriuh.
te, in meIdem @euebre aufbemobrt maren,
bic ben =SuarbSn geb6rteu. Der
DIob bate bic @afIeH gegen Die Wlilii &C.
brau6en noIIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
5el6Nnur0e.

4biInbetpbia, 1. 5auulr. - Der
Gorcutr belt geiegH cine llnttriudIuQ i5ey
ocu loO Res Is Sabre alteu &dtarS gbjlipp
gr2unmiuer, Der fdj in einem 6auI3 al DER
IS. rnO 3iamonbfraBe eua0B, ab, Der
tembrg bier eiugemauoert uuo Iebr uieber.
gejtla9eu, neil er t,iae 9riefe aus Ieirer
5eimatb er4leIt; CT ItoB Fa etue &HgtI III
beu &Opi.
Der 63 Sabre nIte Sobu u 7reoeridS bat
Fh in einem 9auie an Der 33ipta 9luenue,
9}0rbCrou9b erbdngt. Der WluH mar osm
3runie ergebeU mo an bejoeu Beneu Qes
ldhmt; auh iOu er mdbreWO Der lsBteH 3sit
Seth geliiten babeu. Sin SobH oes DlaH.
Egs IjeB IidJ sum anheuten Den Stgjd gebeu,
nit 6tm iid ieiH 80ter erbaHgte, nm iba an
ciuiqg freunoa Ill 0eUtbeiieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

Die bemerieusmertbeu unb BobItbatigen
Reiultate, bic Der gebrau6 BON MOnelps
Teething Cordial erBielt, babeu 5u ietner
aagemejHeH 4HmeHoung in faf cleu Qrteu
00H SraHi5stten, beneH siHoer uHternorien
fub, gefiibrt. gr beilt glabuug, Roltt, gias
geHfdure, 8urafau n. {. b. ReiHe 6auliliG
eate obne tbu fem. BET aleB GPotbelern On
bsbens (3II-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
9SfeFtan1rRtc.

@affz9ibertn, BeuuI., /. S5auuar. -
9iiuobish: 3ufuhr SI7, 8erienbuug 969 {;
Brsiie oaIiirteu 5piiden $500 uub S.. 90.
@dmetne: 3uiuhr $500, 8erieuouug 5000;
greiie partition suiiheu $4.20 aa6 81. so.
4Jsiie UGrirteu Spil6eH $3.50 unS $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
gNe0tn @in0tlfe plrhnftet.

can artouio, Ser, /. 3auuor.-Sor
brei[abrcu licB ii) bier elm Qrhiteft unt,r
benz 9iamcn Gmil @uutber rieoer I'm
Gtcuho9 liaB ,r fd nit 5rau Warie ..
g!urpbg, elmer bermiupetsu gebreriu, trauen.
Gei'm 6od3elt5fGfe iuhte er oeh Bamei8 }u
fijbreE, ca6 er Grai emil 9arl Brie6r. SliHs
tber Dou z dmo5enbgrg aus BreuBeu Jet. -
@ei1eru nuroe CT inter Der outage Der Bls
gomle UerbOitet, GS bat fd Himllb berauss
gcit5It, ooB er bereit5 Derbeiratbet mar uu0
BAG ieiua 6rau bier pObnt. Ser 8ruoer 0ou
@untber's eJiter 6rau iou bereits aus osm
Efeu bierber uuterneg5 jcju, I'M Den emf
IurutgH goeInaHH CUR Gedeuidaft III ltebeu.
Du8 Gsrh6r @tiutBtr's nlr0 IN cer niAit,u
WrGg ftuttTu6gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
0abcn 5te lid cine GrEd(tuu0 oes
hnIfl

Damn lesen Sie 8enion'ite BFaHgr cuf ben gdIz
ttsmus. Drhaeu aui oer Buf ODER glutaaorlHg
UeI6eH in peHt9su Stuuseu 5gieitigt. Egin nubgre5
dufeIgs B7itel leiitat SC5. Gebeu Stg fiteg, fJys
berH Sie SeuiOu'5 BHafier unb beitebEu Zte oaT1uL
baB Ste l0ldg5 AUDI bcfommen. SlteH Gle ND Uor
NadabmuHgen 1,Dl04nSa-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
Die @art6oIaiJtatiie ntdlf tpa6ello.

gteus 3 OFT, ,. -Ulaior 6eap,
btr Sefretar 6Gs Ieudttburm 0epagtemeuts,
bat an bic ibm Uor8eiebteH ge56roeu in
g8aibiuatou UeTjdtet, bag ieiuer Quddtuah
i0ItDabreu6e 8eparatEreH al Der Srab5ll5s
Statue ami 8e6Ioe'5 53lOHo n3taiB ialu uer,
0eH gr 2lL nlmlih Der }lHlty i.iu, bag
oer redte 4Im ter StatHe u.dJs fiber iei.
Gerlejbe habe uQmHdJ g 3Jtlert, ais Dsap t9u
befleg. SooauH nil c,r Ltalor G5ey and
njiieu, taB GG5 8up'ar, aus we,ham Die
Statue 5aftebt, ourh Erqowuug tart lei0eu
ueroe. Setretdr guller U0m 9eHtmal.3os
mite be5eidUJte le6Ch oigi3 2lHqabeu ais
burhau5 uuridta uuo ertlirte, oa6 feJar(tJ
@efabr fir bic Statitc 0orbau0eu jei, 0a5
lejdje 3it.ern babe 9(.tt8 AT ba0euten, ist
0ieImCbr melt e5er etu Eew1i5 Der &i1I2tsit
Der GouiJuIuou RES oauIgIbtu ftiieeubau iez
fen cji5rHeH @erlil5. Die GJ.us&onfruts
tiou, ouyt mclde bic StltIe 5uilMmon1,s
EaIteH Der0e, et Uo3ughd) ber5eiteut uHo
puroe bier nod ftdrter gemadlt, ais bic irlus
}oF,teH 3ugeuteHre beabIhu9tsU. 0Ie Be-
baupurg, bag ba5 &upier ourh Cr19iruug
fort leioen per0e, oerratbe Dtausel an 5ats
0elfSn0uiB; oeuu e5 iei eiUe 5stIHUte Ebats
iadle, ooB &upier, Der Guir auaBesgt, al1r.
eirgs crqojre, oa5 0bar 0t,ier BraieB 0aS
D!tl0u uidt iddolge. Die 9ea6r Se3 Qb
brsdJgEs 6is 2lrmeS gr!EGe HjrgeHoB auoar5,
aI5 in Der 4buHtaje Ogs YlaIor3 62gp. Der
grb0ucr 6eS Btebehals, 81. GaO. j. #iu3,
i6I0B nd 6Ieieu AuFdteu an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

3ubIiu, !. Soruar Die Traunoe 6e9
eleiiea Same8 5tep5sus, ebemajaeu n'9aa0
Gentre" Der icuiidleH 8ruoeriaait, 1uousu
burd Sammluugsu $10.C90 auibr.H9eu, nm
ibm tamit cine yeibreHte 81 ijd3m.
Gia Giu|gbuu8 oes Wie5ereyudbltau gor0'
mohore 8. 3. 9uliOau 9irg 5euta ig5r an z.,I
Dor ft. Ser 3Gg mar on siHi--.gtts her rs
ilattiauo, un0 e. aah ..e,uerlei @cDr8no. oas
bei.
Strrorb 8euh, rationaliltides 8arla=
meut5mitgIieb fur 5uos Donegal, ltarb beute
plobgia, ais er BEN g8ableru juHe8 Difyit8
MISUNDERSTANDING ablaltete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
Ste @9tFioErter 8obur6uber.

ct. 2Ouis, 1. Sanuar. Die Grpres.
rduber Sreo. 0itlrof uaS gSeaoer mur6 an
heute bon Stpei Pinter.on i4en gebeimpoli.
5iiten hterber gebradjt uu6 iOfort i'm @efduaz
niB obgelieierI. @iner Der gebeimpolt;iffen,
9tobert u. Binferton, erjdbite pdter etuem
8eridterffatter, oas BON 0em eefobleuen
@eIbe bereits $50, 900 rpieSer erlaagt noroeu
ieisn, rno er 60ffuung babe, ben gr6Beru
&betI oes 9fetes ebeHiaus ausfiuoia Ill ma
den. Gin Sbeil bes @eIoes uur0e uuter
benz 6auie 6es Sstdr @Oof aefuuSeu. Die
6rau 6ai8bt uuBte yti6ts BON BEN geplau=
ten 8aub, i0HoerH berielbe purOe aqein BON
sBittrod uHO 5aight Ueriibt. 8eauer Iuute
ais gS1tter fuH9iTeH, bod fsblte ibm idlieB.
lid Der gfutb, uHo gSittrod bate ibm $4,000
81 sebeH, oumit er iiber ben Raub gi6ts uerz
IauteH lafe. 9ieies @elo bnbeu bic Sc.
beimpOIilifteH beinuhe UOufdnSig pie0er er.
Iau9t. Gafar @oof tpur6c beute in @auiQss
@itp eteHfalIs oerbaftet.
@aIUntiOn. Srl III Elm unreblbares 5eiI.
mittel fir 9indeHs uuo 9eleuti1merieu
8beumotismus HHb Veuratsiu Sc erlejh.
teri Die Sdmerjeu iofort, Bsrit6rt Die Uric.
den osrielbeH uuo Iohet uur 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

Rg OR. 90bann S.9eller, Birtb
bonn ,,9immeIt0H= pauie" an berg Sbeu 8oab,
ieiert 3 DieHfag bic Grreihuug bee Shma=
beuaIters, ietues 30. @eburtetage5, NIT gutter
g0u3ert- uu6 GaH5mufl uuo eiHeu eleglHteH
2uui9e. Gene eluIuouug ersebt al aIe
6reuube zines geieui9eH 8erguiigeu5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
SsidpesoeE oss aGerbau; 6 Q uHtH,fiiarS sesta
Die Suinoiltr ZtaatsbchEsae.

Gderbau. &ommiiidr Golmau bat 6em @oas
belIeur Ggesbp BON SainOiS etneu Sriei
seidriebsu, IN tpeIdem er iani gegtu bic
uebertretuug Der oou @derbauz Biiraau auIs
sefeuteu 3sgeIn 3ur llntar0rudHug Der Sum
geHieude Selteu5 Der SQiuoiier Staatsz
&iebs G0mmiifon protel lirt. Die betrefieu.
BEN 9iegsln iolten bn5u beitrngen, eine Der.
Hinftige Cooperation SmiitsH Der StaatS=
un6 Der EuuoesbebBrbe ;u oem augeaebeueu
3mede 3u fjd)ern, uuo pareu pom Dem @ous
oerneur i'm NameH oeS Staates aCceptut
morben. Ser Gomniiidr eriuht oen gou.
oerneur, bic QurdfiibruHg Der Uera5rsoeteu
DIabraseln 81 erjmingeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
Qungcncnt3aa6ung un0 6aftmeb'

BnCDan'5 RcaoNzReIteT tTt etu Hlttteg Ges
cen tCpcn @dlmev1. IS pay bu5 gritg unb it BaR
giu}tgc @tttcl Dg.t5s lti ejntm tiUmdligeH @es
blauut Die idmWfgn Stmereu hlt GHtldH6uus
gen Ueytreibt uH5 &2u9INJoHen, Ob In BEN &ungens
beIU Waggn, btn 5ebGrmeu o5er etuEm Qu6CrH 9rn
game, bgilt.
mcugW W}@u.c GrGmg5s. Ua9mi3ure, 5oo6rcns
men, QopiGmcucu. Gjauaoe, Rubr, SOlt, Bldbuun
Gen uU0 ole .EHcJ,jhCu SbmITSsH,
IS NJ U0U ber dugUFan 2Btug'clt bG5 ie5e Eamilit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

90 0T0N WIIUHQ X q 5e5 eTI-TU7I "a
ibrer S&obuaHg &r. 1910 .Heueg, Git-8llu
mCrelr1Be, Eabe Central &Ueuue, flir bic
tommeu0e Saiou eiue Heue Gtaiie
fir 3uitHeiceu, MaoBHebmau. Utai1lHeHe
yi0beu, &IeI6ermaheH unO g&eiBua59H mad
Der neueilau WietbO6e. sir Glteru, pel4e
lire S6hter etuas IGhtiges lerueH laTeu
pousu, biatel fd Jest bic bette 9elegeu3eit,
fa i'm iDidugheH EbejIs oes 6ausmeieu5 uHs
terrIfteH 3u lGNeB. 6uuoerte o0u luHqeH
Ua6dsH uu0 Damsn babsH iid in Den ic3,
bcren 6laFen Der 6rau Dlinna Ra5eB oIde
gemaHobeit uuO S5rtt9teit augeeigHat, bag
fie MN ieIbhfau0ig ibreu gsbsnsIHter5aIt
0er6ieu n tUnusu. Die ueue 6loiia bagiHat
glonta9, ben 3. 5nnuar, uu6 GumeloEugeH
UeEben bereit8 enLasaenaenommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

5amiIicn WeSijin in bee gBeIt.
g}erisblt tn tciucm sane tat elmer gr3n0Bnen Wns
i1enbuug Sdmepcn Bu ilugn. gDit beiag uu6 psin
riggu6 olc Stmcr8eH uud Iciu wOgeR. beHeH Die
&grtruppelteu, Die yierUocu. 6e UeurolgIibcu ooer
bic an lubUgH Erlnfbeteu ysocubcu aIsqCiebt HHS.
Ruopaus JiCOop =B6ljgi tDtr6 in itoem Sale i0iort
h1e &rItjhtsruuq geud5usH, IS ltubest ofort NIB
bclt In Ing5eRer Sut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

- Su &niq3ts0iue, SHo., brsuHteu neferH
rib ueuu @ei4dtsIOtaIe uietsr. SerIuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03

- GalgoniTf bio 2um p. Utir} D. 9. bat
Der @ou0erueur BON Beuuigluauieu oem 3um
Iote O1urt5eJts1 g8llliau s. 8ui4 uou
Glt Gouu.p, Ya., gewdbr,; bic 6InriatuHg
mar aui ben %. 8. 81 aubraumt. 8u3
III gau5It mitteuOS uuo bat tcjHa 8arnauos
ten ooer Eabcfebeuoe Treuuoe. Ilabrere
Giir9Cr btrUerOsu fd 0aber fdr i5U BEL Der
&e8uahiguu8sbeb0roe. 3uel 3sugen, mel.
DE gegcH 8ulb au59ejogt, ioueH Jest 3u3e,
ftebeu, ooB iie ejHea gtemei0 begaH8en ga
hem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-03
pihFs Babnusb-C -CroPfru '''i5s9 5s1al,: 4 :''''

(auonaaa ptrtsns) 10 ot, t,R,. Uuv so gHtq,
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
oumunvns.

In the Justices Court Of Precinct No. 6. Cou"ty of c chi,e. Territory of Arizona. % : B.for. D K. Wardweil, 8 Justice of the Peace
 s. w. Bell. plaintiff. vs. B,rbara Rocky, alias May, deiendant ani nonresident. Ac. i,n-debt and attachment. Complaint filed iu my ottce, and summons issued this day Tn. Ter. itoy of Arizona to Barbara Rocky, a is May, defendant. ...- You are h reby -ummoned and required to appear and answer the ct m; int of plaintiff, at my office in the vi age of FAirbank. Cochise Coumy, Te,rtory oi Arizona, within five days should this summons be served upon you within this prec net; it served upon you without this precinct but within this county, ten days, If s-rv out of this courty. within hftern day>. otherwis. twenty days. (excluding the day of servlcel. from the day this summons is served upon you. This action is brought to recover judgment against you fot the sum of S3o due pla nj fl for two months rent of house occupied by y, at Fairbank and costs of sai'; and yo, are h-rtb notified that should you faii3 to appear and ans~er id complaint within the time stated, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for s id judgment against you for said sums and all costs. i.---,>-- .. q, q. 1, q 7
 Given under my hand at my office at Fairbank. Cochise County, Arizona, this 3d day of Ooto- Der. A. D. 1887. y5f ,..t..-i
 D. K. WARDwEtL,
 Justice of the Heacc.g
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
Police nt tho Enso,n Faces.

On the grounds the police swarmed everywhere. They were very skillful in their management of this holiday crowd. They wero very careful about rot using any arbitrary power which would provoke tho crowd. They were very firm in say ing what could or could rot Lc done, but they acted moro cs friendly monitors than as arbitrary representatives of thc law. Tho English coustabulary certainly handle large crowds in this regard better than we. There is no pushing, no jostlirg, 10 scrambling permitted. Tho rights of tho humblcst ere respected. Tho costcrr,on- ger, with his overloaded vegetable cradle and his littlo rat of an animal, Lc5 cs fcir Q chance in the street procession Gs the showy drag, with its handsome double teams. Tho police on this day, go far cs I could sec, made but few arrests. Where Q man was found transgressiny he was simply warned. If many Crrcsgs were to be made is easy to sec that tho rob cle- ment might become excited, and the re- suit would be anything but tho gool order which is now -anaintaincd.- c. Craw- ford in New York World.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
S4OO REWARD..

The above named reward will be paid by Troop C., 4th U. s. Cavalry, Fort Bowie, Arizona, for the apprehension and conviction of the murderer of William C. Drake, (lale private of said troop) at Sul- phur Springs, Arizona, on the 2oth of September, 1887. =,
 GEO. WILLIAMS.
 Sergeant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
svNs,ss Al SEA.

How soft Q light from yonder east Is thrown Across this waste of sea, 6aturnian,
 A glow as tender as when time began; Though here therc is no other creature known [ Save deep blue sea and deep blue sky alone. And the rain burdened clouds slow caravan The sea and sky, forgetful hero of man, Talk each to each in measured monotone. Once in Q year strange ship passes by Still presses on the inultitudinous host Of pillows, dark beneath the lonely sky,
 Summoned ere night to bathe some distana coast. Thus OCT earth's desert places, eve and morn From the pale lips of heaven, 0odS snils L.
 borne.
 William Prescott Foster in Tho Century.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
Puro Oricutulis,n.

Some European ladies passing through Constantinople paid visit to a certain fered them refreshments. including Q great variety of sweetmcats, always talk Ing care to give one of thn ladies double the Vuai,tity he gave the others. Flat tered by this marked att ,nti1, she put the question, through tie interpreter: t..Why do you serve mo mcrs literally than the rcstf" "Bccau SC ycu have 6 tnrgcr mouth,'' was tlic straightforward reply.-Chambers' Journa..
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
Notice of Transmitted Home
 stead Proof.
tHcmestead Application No. aI3.)
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. l
 TUCSON. Arizona. Sept 20. iSs7.3 Notice is hereby ven that the following named settler has fl ed notice of his intention to make final proof m support of hi; claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. S. land office at Tucson. Arizona on the Ioth day Of November. 1887 VIZ: Simon Madrid of Tres Alamos. Arizona. for the w K of the N r. H and E x NV Sec aI. Twp i6 20 E, Gila and Salt River h1erf- dian. f 5 ;'i1'''; He names the following witnesse;- to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: Romaldo Torres. Pablo Horcasitas. Miguel Rosas, Feliz Ruis, all of Tres Al mos, Arizona,
 A. D. DUFF. Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29

New Books. g
 The following new books have been recently added to Sol Israels circulating library: -....... .4....,.- '....... . Mark Twalns English as She is Taught. ,s Fret Har,'s M l'ionaires of Rough and Ready. Bret Hart's The Crusade of the Excelsior, Marion Crawfords Saracinesca. '-rs'- ' BsIzacs The -Alkahesi. or the House of Clses. Balzac's The Two Brothers.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-29
Notice of Homestead Proof.
(Homestead Application No. I75.)
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TtrrsON Ariz Sent ac r881 f

TUCSON, ArIz-, sept. 20 I66Z Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fin ,l proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. s. land office at Tucson Ari .ona, on the 2ad day of November; 1882, viz Jesus Dias. ot Tres A'amos. A. T.. for the " E and NEK of SW x and s W ' of N W x Sec 3a. T~pi5S R 20 E. si;'c,-'.e ! ! He names ihe following witne ses to rrove his cont nuors residence upon and cultivat'oc of sai l,nd viz Antcnia Gijalva. J. b. Allen, Antonia oonaderah, Roman PAchcco. all oi Benson, Arizona.
 A. D. DUFF. Register.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-24

Another notable who is apt TO be- met on
Broadway even in this torrid season, is Henry
Bergh, the millionaire humanitarian. who
may he caught on a flying trip down from
Saratoga. He has worked hard for the brute
creation and years are piilng high on his
shoulders, so that it is no wonder il, ms People
say, he is less vigorous than he used 10 be.
OF late there has been marked decrease in
his letters To- the editors OF the city papers,
and the police Justices who never succeeded in
imposing sentences heavy enough % please
him IN cases of cruelty TO animals are begin
ming To breathe "A little easier.
But If Mr. Bergb is resting no one can say
that il is because he is content. The sad and
wearied expression Of his impressive countc-
nance truly reflects the sorrow he feels over
the perversity OF the worst Of the brute ere
alton, mankind. He feels SO deeply that lie
actually seems To mourn for the republic,
and not long ago be pointed out place on
Staten Island that he said fought To be set
apart for the American king" He explained
that the king may not arrive in twenty or
even fifty years, but come he will some day,
"for this country has got to have a head
sooner or later" Mr. Bergh is not what is
called popular man--men with one idea
seldom are--but no is so much respected that
he is spoken Of Us the one citizen now alive
who is certain to get a monument when he
dies-Juiian Ralph's Letter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-24
II. Sept II. Golden Precrpts. Matt. vii.

II. Sept II. Golden Precepts. Matt. vii
LIE. We now move forward 10 the more
particular instruction given In this lesson.
Christ here rebukes the tendency TO judge
others harshly and ourselves partially. This
tendency Is az unmanly us IL Is unchrstian.
IL Is as truly form Of Hypocrisy rs our
giving Of aims 10 be seen Of men. We are
encouraged in this lesson To pray for the good
things which We need These God is more
willing 10 give than our earthly parents are
TO give good things TO their children.
II. sept. Is. Solemn Warnings, Matt Z,
1920 We are ut the opening Of the lesson
exhorted % enter in Mt the strait gate. Not
all men may walk through this gate and into
the narrow way. Much must DO left behind
before we pass through the gate This les
son, indeed, abounds IN solemn warnings.
Men must be- judged by their fruits. This is
a practical and universe test. A day Of trial
is coming; the storms Of fierce temptation
shall beat upon u.s. only those who have built
their character upon the everlasting rock Will
be able 10 stand; that rock IN its deepest
meaning Is Christ
The lessons for the quarter began with
Christ, they end with Christ; his name is the
believers joy in life, and will DO his hope III
death and his song in eternity. Sunday
School World
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-24

The manufacture Of school globes was
begun in this country in 1852, according to
The Troy Times, which claims Troy rs the
largest producer of these globes. The first
one made was only five inches in diameter,
but the sizes were rapidly increased rs the
globes came into popular use.
The balls on which the maps are pasted are
many OF them made in Boston from, whence
they are sent to Troy to be covered and
mounted. The balls are composed OF papier
mache, and the maps are printed in small sec
tions on drawing paper. These sections are
so carefully put on the ball that not line OF
break occurs; the globe is next painted and
vanished. 1t requires three months to con
struct one of these miniature worlds from the
time the bah is begun until it rests in its
frame or sits aloft upon "A brass, bronze or
nickel standard. The sizes manufactured
range from three to thirty,three inches in
diameter, ana cost from - to over 5000 in
price, and are mounted in forty different
styles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-24

August 30th, September 10th, and October
llth the Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip tickets from all its points in Hi
nois and Iowa to Jackson, Tennessee. Aber'
deem, Jackson and Yazoo City, Mississippi
Hammond Jennings and Lake Charles, Lou
Tickets limited to 80 days and good for stop
overs at points south of Cairo. Parties who
desire to visit the above points should take
advantage of these excursions and advise
the undersigned at what point they will take
the Illinois Central that ample Coach and
Sleeping Car accommodations may be pro
vided. Also, address the undersigned a
Manchester, Iowa, for excursion bills, rates
sc. J. F. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass Agt.